Milkha Singh, legendary India sprinter, died aged 91 due to "post Covid complications" on Friday. Milkha Singh dominated the track and field for years and brought many laurels to the nation.

From Milkha Singh's unforgettable 440 yards sprint in 1958, to Deepa Karmakar's audacious Produnova in 2014, here are six iconic medals won by Indians at the Commonwealth Games. Milkha Singh's ...

Over the next four years, the efforts that Milkha Singh put into achieving this goal were absolutely staggering. He became the first Indian Track and Field athlete to win a gold medal at the ...

Legendary Indian sprinter Milkha Singh has died at the age of 91 after ... He won four Asian Games gold medals and became India’s first Commonwealth Games champion in 1958.

Pune, May 8 (PTI) Former Olympian Milkha Singh has called on India's youth to take inspiration from his story and win an Olympic medal in athletics in his lifetime. "I failed to win a medal in the ...

Sprint king Milkha Singh, who missed an Olympic medal by a whisker 60 years ago, wanted to see an Indian win an Olympic medal in athletics -- a dream that remained unfulfilled. Even in his 70s ...

I've told him to wait and see how far Bhaag Milkha Bhaag goes." Milkha Singh had one unfulfilled wish. "The gold medal that slipped out of my hand at the Rome Olympics must come to us. Before I ...

ALSO READ: Before I die I want to see one gold medal in Olympics: Hima Das remembers Milkha Singh's words Milkha Singh is survived by one son and three daughters. His wife and former captain of ...

Milkha Singh, one of India's first sport superstars ... "the Flying Sikh," Singh was the first Indian athlete to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in the 400m division in 1958.

Pune, May 8 : ‘Flying Sikh’ Milkha Singh today exhorted Indian youth to take inspiration from his story and win an Olympic medal in athletics in his lifetime. “I failed to win a medal in ...

Legendary Indian sprinter Milkha Singh has died at the age of 91 after ... He won four Asian Games gold medals and became India’s first Commonwealth Games champion in 1958.